W3C's Data Strategist and Inria Fellow Pierre-Antoine Champin will talk about the importance of standards for semantic interoperability.

‘Les rencontres de Lure’ is a yearly, week-long workshop on typography. Bert Bos gives a talk at the event with a personal history of CSS, focusing on the use of CSS for printed material. In French. See the slides.

This one-day workshop brings together researchers, decision makers and practitioners in the field of the development and operation of European data spaces, data markets and other web-based data management systems that allow data sharing, trading and data collaboration, to discuss requirements, standards, tools, licenses and more regarding (semantic data) interoperability in data spaces.

The objective of the workshop is to identify gaps between requirements for interoperability in Data Spaces and solutions in place, as well as to build awareness regarding these gaps and using the workshop results to trigger concrete next actions to improve semantic interoperability in Data Spaces.

Building accessible experiences - Register for free - Three-day, multi-track conference - W3C Director and inventor of the Web Tim Berners-Lee to keynote

Axe-con is an open and inclusive digital accessibility conference that welcomes developers, designers, business users, and accessibility professionals of all experience levels to a new kind of accessibility conference focused on building, testing, and maintaining accessible digital experiences.

All live sessions will have live captions and ASL provided.

This event is designed to find ways to apply DID to real life and expand it as a place to review the latest trends in technology, market, regulation, and business with domestic and foreign DID experts, and to share and discuss development directions. You can watch some of the speakers introduce themselves.

W3C is pleased to announce that W3C Web of Things groups co-chair Michael McCool of Intel will participate in an upcoming virtual event, companion to a physical event the previous week.

IoT TechExpo Europe 2021 (virtual show) is about IoT Innovations and covers the latest developments, innovations and best practices encompassing the IoT ecosystem and the impact it has on industries including manufacturing, transport, supply chain, government, legal sectors, financial services, energy, utilities, insurance, healthcare, retail.

Hear from 100+ industry-focused speakers explore IoT advancements and where it is driving the most disruption. Industry leaders will share their unparalleled knowledge and real-life experiences in the forms of solo presentations, expert panel discussions and in-depth fireside chats.

Key topics include Digital Transformation, Edge Cloud Computing, Data Analytics, IIoT, Smart Manufacturing, Smart Energy, Connected Environments, Sensor Deployment, 5G, Future Connectivity Considerations, Autonomous Transportation, Device & Asset Management, R&D.

TechEx Europe is Europe’s leading enterprise technology exhibition and conference consisting of 4 co-located events covering IoT, AI & Big Data, Cyber Security & Cloud and Blockchain.

It brings together key industries from across Europe for two days of top-level content and thought leadership discussions.

Key topics include latest innovations within AI & Big Data, Blockchain, Cyber Security and IoT ecosystems, and the impact those technologies have on many industries including manufacturing, transport, supply chain, government, legal sectors, financial services, energy, utilities, insurance, healthcare and retail.

W3C has endorsed the Paris Web conference series since it started in 2006 and regularly sent speakers over the years. Paris Web focuses on best practices for the Web and promotes accessibility and quality.

It is among the most inclusive conferences, offering live French sign language, live translation into French of English presentations, and live transcripts projected on screen.

Early bird registration through 27 September and W3C member discount

Inclusive Design 24 (#id24) is co-organized by several people who participate at W3C, and includes speakers from W3C.

Inclusive Design 24 (#id24) is a free 24-hour online event for the global community. It celebrates inclusive design and shares knowledge and ideas from analogue to digital, from design to development, from planners to practitioners, and everything and everyone in between.

The Web Monetization workshop aims to bring community members together to get and discuss community feedback and leave with changes to the Web Monetization specification. W3C's Marcos Cáceres will lead technical discussions as part of the architecture session, held July 29 at 10:00 pm - 11:30 pm UTC.

The Web of Things Community Group (WoT-JP CG) has been recently created to promote the W3C's Web of Things (WoT) standards and encourage the Web communities, specifically the Japanese Web community, to understand the WoT standards and consider how to apply them to actual business areas.

This event is organized by the CG Chairs and the active participants in the group and will describe what WoT is like, the CG's mission, expectations, and possible WoT use cases.

Let's re-launch IoT using the W3C's WoT standards!

mhv/2020 is a technically focused workshop organized by Comcast Corporation, a global media and technology company with three primary businesses: Comcast Cable, NBCUniversal and Sky.

WebInnovationX and the W3C NY Metro Chapter bring us "Back to the Future" amid the pandemic, and focus on strategic innovation. Live webinars are from 10am to 11am EST, from Monday 16 to Friday 20 November 2020. 2020 Fall Event Series Theme is "Back to the Future," taking a look at the future of work, play, and learning, and what it means to strategic innovation actions today in FinTech, HealthTech, EdTech, MAdTech, and RetailTech.

Authenticate is the first conference dedicated to the who, what, why and how of user authentication – with a focus on the FIDO standards-based approach. Authenticate, hosted by FIDO Alliance, is the place for CISOs, security strategists, enterprise architects, and product and business leaders to get all of the education, tools and best practices to roll out modern authentication across web, enterprise and government applications.

On 18 November, Ian Jacobs of W3C and representatives from EMVCo and the FIDO Alliance will participate in a virtual panel session to discuss how the organizations and their standards relate. The conference is open and free for anyone to attend.

WAI-Tools Project invites web accessibility practitioners, evaluation and quality assurance tool vendors, website owners, European monitoring bodies, researchers, and users to participate in an online Open Meeting to learn about results from the WAI-Tools Project.

Industry of Things World is an international knowledge exchange platform bringing together the largest European community of high-level cross-industry executives who play an active role in the Industrial Internet of Things scene. Rethink your technology & business strategy for scalable, secure and efficient IoT: IIoT Strategy, New Business & Service Models, Smart Factory Readiness for SMEs, Industry 4.0, Operational Excellence, Condition Monitoring, RPA, AR & VR as well as Data & Technical Infrastructure, Legacy systems and IoT Networks

Inclusive Design 24 (#id24) is co-organized by several people who participate at W3C, and includes speakers from W3C.

Inclusive Design 24 (#id24) is a free 24-hour online event for the global community. It celebrates inclusive design and shares knowledge and ideas from analogue to digital, from design to development, from planners to practitioners, and everything and everyone in between.

Join W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) staff in this online session where you can:

• Get up-to-date on WAI work on WCAG 2.2, conformance, evaluation, emerging technologies, cognitive accessibility, and the next generation of accessibility guidelines.
• Know how to find and use free online WAI resources for developers, designers, content authors, project managers, policy makers, advocates, trainers, and others.
• Share your perspectives and know how to further contribute to WAI work.

Making the Web Human-Centric? New Directions in the Web and AI. The 2020 ACM Web Science Conference takes place online from 6 -10 July and is organised by the University of Southampton. Presenters and participants will have multiple opportunities to engage over a full week of talks, panel sessions and informal discussions.

The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) is an international community that develops open standards to ensure the long-term growth of the Web. W3C's primary activity is to develop protocols and guidelines that ensure long-term growth for the Web. W3C's standards define key parts of what makes the World Wide Web work. W3C's vision for the Web involves participation, sharing knowledge, and thereby building trust on a global scale.

VR and AR online event for enterprise professionals: three days packed with content, interactive discussion and online networking, where we’ll be unlocking the potential of VR & AR/MR together at XR Immersive Enterprise: Global Online Edition (May 5-7).

J. Alan Bird, W3C Global Business Development Leader, will facilitate a set of roundtable discussions at the Standards Cafe, 1100A – 1445P PST on Friday, 13 March. The discussion groups will look at are:

• Do you pick best of breed solutions from different “IoT Consortia” or live within that define stack for ease of implementation?
• How hard is it to implement solutions that are from the same “IoT Consortia”? What about when you pick best of breed solutions?
• When you implement new solutions, how hard is it to integrate them with your existing in-house solutions?
• What role would you want a Global SDO to play in these scenarios?

SymposiumX brings together a community of W3C members and industry thought leaders to discuss emerging technologies and the role of standards for financial innovation. The November 20th event will focus on new monetization models.

Confirmed speakers include:

• Stefan Thomas, CEO, Coil
• Michel Weksler, AirBnB
• Pat Raycroft, W. Capra Consulting Group
• Karen Myers, W3C
• Rachel Yager, W3C Evangelist

W3C Members who can attend will receive an Early Bird discount of 50% for registration before October 20th, and a 25% discount through November 20th.

Join W3C staff Shawn Henry and Shadi Abou-Zahra to learn about Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) work on open curricula, making audio and video media accessible, and more. Share your ideas for upcoming WAI resources, including for online learning. See the list of WAI sessions.

The world leading IoT event series will return to the Santa Clara Convention Center in the heart of Silicon Valley on November 13-14th to host its fourth annual North American event. Although no W3C Team representative will participate, W3C Members get a 20% discount on registration.

The conference will bring together key industries from across the globe for two days of top-level content and discussion across 5 co-located events covering IoT, 5G, cyber security, cloud, blockchain, AI and big data.

#A11yTO is an important conference in the accessibility/web standards space that is organised by Billy Gregory one of employees of W3C Member the Paciello Group which sponsors the conference and have multiple presenters this year talking on WCAG and Accessibility APIs.

#a11yTO Conf is a 2-day, single-track, digital accessibility conference held in Toronto, Canada. Itss unique format consists of lightning talks, demos, and lectures from world-renowned presenters, and has an emphasis on actionable takeaways.

IoT Impact 2019 is beyond creating awareness on the future of IoT and its impact on business outcomes. In October IoT Impact will bring to life IoT implementations and business benefits across seven global industry sectors, and showcase the ways in which industry, government and communities are Seizing the IoT Opportunity for today and the future.

Inclusive Design 24 (#id24) is co-organized by several people who participate at W3C, and includes speakers from W3C member organizations including Intopia, Mozilla, Siteimprove, the BBC, and Deque.

Inclusive Design 24 (#id24) is a free 24-hour online event for the global community. It celebrates inclusive design and shares knowledge and ideas from analogue to digital, from design to development, from planners to practitioners, and everything and everyone in between.

W3C has endorsed the Paris Web conference series since it started in 2006. Paris Web is a two-track conference followed by a day of workshops. It focuses on best practices for the Web and promotes accessibility and quality.

It is among the most inclusive conferences, offering live French sign language, live translation into French of English presentations, and live transcripts projected on screen.

In the opening keynote, W3C's Shawn Henry will share insight and practical guidance on "The Missing Link: Accessibility and Usability Working Together", and answer questions in two Q&A sessions. Shadi Abou-Zahra, W3C Accessibility Strategy and Technology Specialist, will present "W3C Accessibility Conformance Testing (ACT) Rules for WCAG".

View Source Amsterdam was formed in collaboration between Mozilla, Microsoft, Google, Samsung, and W3C to provide a deeper dive into the workings of the Web. The two days feature visionary speakers, discussion areas and Q&A, collaborative breakout sessions and "Conversation Corners". One of them is "Meet the W3C: How Web standards are built and how you too can get involved", on Tuesday 1st October. Meet you there!

REST Fest's objective is to give people interested in REST, Hypermedia APIs, crafting web service APIs, or any related topics a chance to get together in an informal setting to share ideas, trade stories, and show examples of current work.

Mina-san, yōkoso! (よ うこそ) We invite the public and W3C members to gather for an evening of demonstrations, presentations, and discussions with the W3C community. Participation in the meetup is open to everyone at no cost.

This conference will gather leading players and thought leaders who are creating the landscape for the future of the payment industry. Uniting executives in the payments realm, stakeholders from corporate end-users, financial and technology services organizations will discuss and explore the key issues and opportunities today.

Participants will exchange on technical and business innovations in the publishing industry. Talks, panels, and lots of demos.

With this event, EDRLab aims to strengthen a true spirit of cooperation between professionals and push to the massive adoption of open standards and software by the European publishing industry.

60 of Asia’s payments leaders are coming together at this exclusive event to discuss and debate the future of payments in Asia. W3C is having a booth to show how Web standards helps the payment industry and the business.

Since the first event in Japan in 1994, more than 500 companies and organizations from around the world have participated that give you demonstrations and sessions of technology trends and trends of business utilization.W3C is sharing a number of Web technologies implemented into business platforms at the booth, 6C21, Hall 6</>

TU-Automotive Detroit is the world's largest auto tech conference & exhibition, shaping the future of connected auto mobility.

Director of the Web Accessibility Initiative at the World Wide Web Consortium Judy Brewer will give a talk at TEDxMIT.

The FOKUS Media Web Symposium (MWS) is an annual international conference organized by Fraunhofer FOKUS hosting 200+ participants from all over the world discussing Internet based media delivery to all screens available. In two days MWS covers technical aspects (workshop and tutorials on day one) as well as trends and business related aspects (conference on day two).

~ Explore the future of enterprise technology ~

Dave Raggett, Data Activity Lead at W3C will speak about a vision for the Web of Things and the emergence of the Sentient Web - ecosystems of services with awareness based upon sensors, and reasoning based upon graph data and rules together with graph algorithms and machine learning.

SYMPOSIUMx brings together a community of W3C members and industry thought leaders in building the next generation of emerging technologies and standards for financial innovation. Expert Panel Discussions showcase trends, strategy, and implementation in Security, Identity, Privacy, Open Banking and Emerging Innovations.

W3C is working to realize typography and expression of various languages ​​with web layout in internationalization, which is one of the goals of the web for everyone. The conference presents the history of Japanese typography, the current situation and the future on the Web.

Join us for a day of fascinating insights and lively discussion, where you will hear from a wide range of subject matter experts, ask them any burning questions you may have on their topic area and have your say in our open mic panel sessions.

SymposiumX is the first in a series of W3C initiatives to engage with senior-level thought leaders, inside and outside of W3C, with a focus on innovation and the role of standards. This first event features a number of W3C Members participating in the Web Payments Working Group, as well as other industry experts. Confirmed speakers include: Paul Condra (Credit Suisse), Peter Davey (The Clearing House), Jeff Jaffe (W3C CEO), Ian Jacobs (W3C), Zach Koch (Google), Mike Matan (Mike Matan Payment Consulting), Rachel Yager (FortuneTimes Group CEO).

BlendWebMix s’adresse à tous les professionnels du Web désireux d’apprendre, de comprendre les évolutions de leur secteur et surtout d’être inspirés. Chaque année, l’événement mélange conférence, ateliers et moments de networking et s’adresse à tous les niveaux de compétences, tous les profils de métiers, etc.

Tech, Design, Business : plus de 70 conférences et workshops. Cette année, BlendWebMix porte un focus particulier sur le thème des nouvelles identités numériques.

Le W3C Developer Meetup (Lundi 22 octobre en soirée) est référencé dans le OFF de Blend. De plus, un intervenant du W3C sera sur place pendant la conférence Blend, pour une heure dans un espace dédié.

As part of TPAC week, W3C invites the public and W3C members to gather for an evening of demonstrations, presentations, and discussions with the W3C community. The developer meetup is open to everyone at no cost.

NAB Show New York is a trade show produced by the National Association of Broadcasters, for media, entertainment and technology.

Wendy Seltzer, W3C Strategy Lead, will present a session on Improving Advertising on the Web, a W3C Initiative on Thursday October 18, 1:30 – 2 p.m., at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, 655 W 34th St, New York, NY.

A number of this year's edition speakers are involved in W3C work and groups; Marcos Cáceres, Alastair Campbell, Reinaldo Ferraz, Glenda Sims and Wilco Fiers, etc.

Inclusive Design 24 (#id24) is a free 24-hour online event for the global community. It celebrates inclusive design and shares knowledge and ideas from analogue to digital, from design to development, from planners to practitioners, and everything and everyone in between.

All sessions are streamed live and publicly on YouTube – see the entire playlist for the event. Live captions for each session are available (see the video description on YouTube for the link).

Have a question for a presenter? No problem! Tweet your questions to @id24conf using the #id24 hashtag and our moderators will make sure they get them answered for you.

Standardization in payments as a key strategic tool. Standardization has for many years been considered as a strategic tool or assets in various domains. More recently, ISO 20022 messages and protocols are leading the way to an harmonized and unified way of exchanging worldwide and is giving rise to a new wave of standardization supporting technological developments and innovation in Finance and Payments.

Nick Telford-Reed, co-chair of the W3C Web Payments Working Group, is speaking about W3C Web Payments Standards.

The conference is primarily about Web architectural topics, but frequently includes (by the will of the participants presentations) topics such as blockchain, IoT/WoT, and re-decentralization.

At REST Fest everyone speaks; everyone listens. The event begins with a hack day encouraging folks to work together to solve shared problems presented that day. The days that follow focus on hearing each other out, and giving everyone an opportunity to be heard.

J. Alan Bird, W3C Global Business Development Leader, will be moderating a panel on Streamlining Ecommerce on Thursday, 19 July at 1630 EST during the Opal Group's Financial Innovations and Payments Summit 2018. We'll discuss what innovations are having an impact, what role standards can play in this and what implications are there for cross-border transactions.

Opal Group’s Financial Innovation and Payments Summit will address the enterprising and adoption of innovative payments solutions and practices. This conference will gather leading players and thought leaders that are creating the landscape for the future of the industry. Uniting executives in the payments realm, stakeholders from business end-users, financial and technology services organizations will discuss and explore the key issues and opportunities today.

The European research project VRE4EIC (in which W3C participates via its host ERCIM), holds a workshop on tools and metadata to access public online datasets.

Dr. Jeff Jaffe, CEO of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), will be delivering the opening morning keynote of the 2018 M-Enabling Summit on June 12, 2018.

The M-Enabling Summit Conference and Showcase is dedicated to promoting accessible and assistive technology for senior citizens and users of all abilities. It is an annual meeting place for all who create and contribute accessible ICT products, services and consumer technologies. With its theme of “Accessible and Assistive Technologies Innovations: New Frontiers for Independent Living”, the 2018 M-Enabling Summit will provide a platform for empowering technologies and focus on next-generation innovations and breakthroughs for users of all abilities.

Ted Guild, W3C Champion for Automotive, will participate in a Cybersecurity panel “V2X: Ensuring Secure Communications”.

TU-Automotive Detroit (June 6-7, Novi, MI), the world’s largest B2B automotive technology conference and exhibition, now in its 18th year, are going the extra mile to bring you a holistic strategy for delivering connected, autonomous, shared, electric, secure mobility. Highlights of this year's edition:

• Attend 2 Brand New Events: Tackling the cutting-edge developments in e-mobility and cybersecurity
• Meet 3250+ Attendees: Incl. automakers, tier 1’s, mobility service providers, investors, start-ups, software developers & more.
• Discover The Latest Tech: Take a tour of the 150+ booths in our 200,000 sq ft exhibition hall. Plus take a ride in the AV demo zone.
• Gain Technical and Business Insights: On topics incl. AV testing, legislation, C-V2X, smart cities, UX.
• Hear 200+ Speakers: Incl. GM, Ford, Nissan, Uber, Karma, Volvo, Continental, car2go, City of Detroit, MIT/W3C, Visteon, Smart Cities Council.

The FOKUS Media Web Symposium (MWS) is an international conference hosting 200+ participants from all over the world. Theme for this year: Internet Delivered Media – Mission accomplished? From simple video snippets towards immersive video experience on all screens

W3C is presenting a Keynote Panel session welcoming a significant speakers of W3C members to talk about making the infrastructure of the internet more seamless. Visit the W3C's booth where shows several demonstrations and talks for the 2 days as well.

The conference is primarily about Web architectural topics, but frequently includes (by the will of the participants presentations) topics such as blockchain, IoT/WoT, and re-decentralization.

At REST Fest everyone speaks; everyone listens. The event begins with a hack day encouraging folks to work together to solve shared problems presented that day. The days that follow focus on hearing each other out, and giving everyone an opportunity to be heard.

Curators of book content, ebook production workflow managers, data gurus, and technologists are just some of the publishing industry professionals who will gather in Toronto from March 21 to 23 for BookNet Canada’s ebookcraft and Tech Forum conferences at the MaRS Discovery District.

Karen Myers, W3C business development leader for the Americas and Australia, will be speaking at ebookcraft 2018 with Tzviya Siegman, Information Standards Lead for Wiley and co-chair of the W3C Publishing Working Group, in a session called Great Expectations – The Sequel: Updates from the digital standards frontlines, on March 22.

As part of a TAG face to face meeting in London, the TAG will be holding a Q&A panel session where they will let you know what they are up to and get feedback from the web developer community about its priorities.

Let's create a wonderful future surrounding the car by thinking about new services and applications that come from the fusion of car information and web technology.

This event provides the perfect opportunity to learn about the work of the GENIVI Alliance, the associated developer communities and ecosystem, as you NETWORK and do BUSINESS! If you are interested in attending, networking and building relationships with a who’s who in automotive. Use iwillattend as the password to register!

WebAssembly (wasm) Working Group leaders tackle your questions live-on-air.

The Web Awards for Horizontal and Vertical Writings looks for websites created using CSS writing-mode that features vertical text. The sites should use the technique and new ideas showing the possibilities that abound in using vertical text.

The web is the universal publishing platform. Join us for the first-ever W3C Publishing Summit and learn how web technologies are shaping publishing today, tomorrow, and beyond.

You'll learn about things you should be doing now to improve your products and processes; developments coming soon that you need to be aware of; and what is coming next in web publications, EPUB, mobile, and the overall Web Platform that can support your workflows on everything from today's browsers, tablets and smartphones to tomorrow's environments.

The Web Executive Forum offers you unprecedented insight about the mega-trends that are transforming your industry today. Additionally you'll be able to engage with industry leaders on key topics that will have the greatest impact on your ability to navigate the future with confidence and success.

We invite the public and W3C members to gather for an evening of presentations and discussions with the W3C community. The meetup will cover topics matching closely the current needs and interests of developers: Progressive Web Apps, Web accessibility, WebVR, Web payments, CSS, Security, and more.

Participation in the meetup is open to anyone at no cost, but space is limited to approximately 300 people. Register before 5 November!

Money20/20 US is the world’s most important event covering payments and financial services innovation for connected commerce at the intersection of mobile, retail, marketing services, data and technology. With 11,000+ attendees from 4,500 Companies and 85 Countries, including 1,700+ CEOs and 400+ speakers, expected at our 2017 US event, Money20/20 is critical to realizing the vision of disruptive ways in which consumers and businesses manage, spend and borrow money. Money20/20 US will be held in Las Vegas, October 22-25, 2017.

ISWC 2017 is the premier international forum, for the Semantic Web / Linked Data Community. ISWC 2017 will bring together researchers, practitioners and industry specialists to discuss, advance, and shape the future of semantic technologies. W3C and the Big Data Europe Project are pleased to be supporting this year's event.

The AB is meeting in London to hold their regular face-to-face meeting as well hold this evening session, a public event, to meet Web Developers and W3C Members based in and around the UK.

This evening session is a chance for the AB to find out about issues of interest to the web development community and fellow W3C members. The AB will present a short overview of current work and then will hold a Q&A.

The AB are currently working on the new W3C Process for 2018, how W3C use tools to progress standards, how new ideas make it to web standards and how we get working groups to progress standards faster.

CSS inventors Bert Bos from the W3C Team, and Håkon Wium Lie, will give a talk titled "CSS Reset" on June 16, about what could or should have been different in CSS. It thus fits nicely in the 20-years-of-CSS celebrations.

W3C CEO Dr. Jeff Jaffe will speak about security and automotive and W3C Automotive leader Ted Guild will conduct a roundtable discussion session on Automotive and Web Payments during TU-Automotive Detroit, the world's largest B2B event for connected car, autonomous vehicles and mobility.

As the entire automotive ecosystem pivots from metal to mobility, the face of transportation is undoubtedly changing forever. It’s this challenge that automakers and their suppliers currently face; increase market share with today’s tech-hungry buyer, evolve to diversify mobility service offerings, whilst ensuring that they’re leaders in the autonomous revolution. Failure to engage on any of these fronts is not an option. What unites these challenges is the need for agile tech innovation and a laser-like focus on putting the customer first; whether in terms of user experience or new business models.

This is why TU-Automotive Detroit exists. Since the turn of the century it has united the worlds of automotive and digital. It’s the annual event around which the connected vehicle developed from exciting but niche technology into the community shaping the entire future of mobility.

W3C Lead in Web of Things work, Dave Raggett, will participate in the expert panel "Creating a standards framework for IoT" to present the case for open standards for bridging the silos and the opportunity cost incurred in ignoring this, and to explain what W3C’s role is and how it relates to other alliances and standards development organizations.

Europe’s leading IoT conference, the IoT Tech Expo will be arriving in Berlin on 1-2nd June for its 2nd annual event where it will host two days of top level content and discussion, introducing and exploring the latest innovations in the Internet of Things arena.

There will be case studies and 6 dedicated conference tracks covering the entire IoT ecosystem including Smart Transportation & Cities, Developing for the IoT, Connected Industry, IoT in Enterprise, IoT Innovations & Technologies and Data & Security, in addition to a free exhibition.

Join the NYU SPS Center for Publishing and Publishers Weekly for a day of strategy and innovation at PubTechConnect, a new conference about using technology, disruptive tactics, and smart strategies to boost your business and brands.

We’re bringing together leaders from innovative companies and brands both inside and outside publishing, including speakers from Vox, VICE Media, MailChimp, Dropbox, ClassPass, General Electric, Vanity Fair, Time Inc., Wired Media Group, Quartz, Fast Company, and The New York Times, as well as the “Big Five” book publishers.

Connect with senior publishing and media executives across the industry at panels and special interactive workshops on how to integrate technology into your business in unexpected ways.

Visit the W3C track and/or participate in one of W3Cx's #webdev contests as part of the Festival of the Web!

Check W3Cx's #webdev contests as part of the FoW series of events! The best projetcs will be chosen by Michel Buffa and Bert Bos.

Bocoup is excited to partner with the Technical Architecture Group (TAG) of W3C to host a half-day unconference to bring together people from a diverse set of interests and backgrounds to talk about the future of web technologies, as part of the Extensible Web Summit series

Program includes workshop with the Big Data Europe project in which W3C/ERCIM is a partner. See W3C and Big Data for more background.

Industry of Things World is a two-day conference of learning and networking with the elite of the Industrial Internet scene.

Dave Raggett, W3C lead for the Web of Things, will introduce the work being done at W3C in a Workshop on "Building the Web of Things – Standards for semantic interoperability and end to end security". Later that day, Dave will be part of a keynote panel discussion on "Standards & models for IIoT application integration".

W3C Members can take advantage of a 20% discount on the registration fee.

Mozilla is putting on a tech conference where developers and other web creators can discuss the future of the Web, listen to amazing talks by a diverse and brilliant lineup of speakers, and then party in the evenings.

W3C's Dominique Hazaël-Massieux will speak about "Web, Meet Virtual Reality". A combination of improvements in hardware and software capabilities has resulted in a lot of excitement around virtual reality experiences. In this session, we will explore how many of these improved capabilities are supported in modern browsers, and why the Web provides a promising pre-existing ecosystem for creating, distributing and experiencing virtual reality content, applications, and services.

A two-day, single track event with an audience of 400 mostly front-end web developers, the goal is to provide an in-depth, practical look at current and on-the-horizon technologies, with plenty of opportunities for conversation. Main stage talks will be 25 minutes, with opportunities to interact with speakers and deep-dive into content during the afternoon Discussion Sessions and Demo Corners.

W3C/Beihang is pleased to invite you to celebrate together with us the W3C China 10th Anniversary.

A number of developers, W3C members, invited experts from Academia and Industry, and W3C team staffs will be present at this one-day event, which consists of three sessions: Core Web Technologies, Future of the Web and Web & Industry, involving the topics of Web design, WebAPP, Blockchain, Virtual Reality, Accessibility, Knowledge Graph, Web Payments, Web of Things, Web Automotive, Linked Data, etc.

Stop by to discuss latest performance APIs in the browser pipeline, provide feedback, and ask all of your burning performance questions at the W3C WebPerf meetup. Web browser developers, spec editors, perf engineers—we want to hear it. Join us for an un-conference-style discussion on what’s in the pipeline and what areas and APIs we should be investigating next to make the Web faster.

Provenance Week 2016 will take place three years after the publication of the PROV recommendations and notes. The purpose of this workshop is twofold: 1) to collect practical experiences with using PROV in real-world applications so that we can take stock of its impact, and 2) to identify interoperability challenges with the current PROV specifications. The aim is to develop a community consensus around the priorities for PROV.

The main conference program of WWW 2016 will have 11 areas (or tracks). In addition to the main conference, WWW 2016 will also have a series of co-located workshops, keynote speeches, tutorials, panels, a developer track, a W3C track, and poster and demo sessions. The theme of the conference is OUVERT (OPEN in french), which stands for: Open, Ubiquitous, Versatile, Education, Government, Health.

Ivan Herman, W3C Digital Publishing Activity Lead, will present our work on Portable Web Publications, one of the major topics of discussion at W3C on the convergence of the Open Web Platform and the goals of the Digital Publishing Community.

During two days in April, the 2016 EPUB Summit is a unique chance to meet and share opinions, concerns, challenges and key achievements with European publishers, distribution platforms, digital stores, suppliers, and public institutions to get to know the potential of the EPUB format. The digital publishing actors will gather around deep analysis, demonstrations, workshops and collaborative works to share best practices and learn about the latest developments on the format.

Meet Ivan Herman (W3C Digital Publishing Activity Lead), Markus Gylling (IDPF Technical Director), Ric Wright (Readium Technical Director), Virginie Clayssen (SNE Digital comittee President), Pierre Danet (EDRLab President), Laurent Le Meur (EDRLab Technical Director), and many more.

The 2nd Annual Web Audio Conference,

José Kahan, W3C, donnera un conférence lors ce cet évènement gratuit et ouvert à tous où se tiennent des conférences, des ateliers, des démonstrations et des stands autour du thème du Logiciel Libre.

6:30 PM ET - 8:00 PM ET We're gettin' excited at the W3C! WoT? No Passwords, you say? Payments made safer and the Web more secure? The Web in your auto? The future is bright, and it's time for all of us to be reminded of that. So join us for our community meetup at the US Host for the W3C: MIT. Hosts Guillaume Baudusseau and Molly E. Holzschlag warmly welcome you as well as (speakers and topics to come) to join us for a series of short presentations. We're serving it up family-style with a choice of great pizzas! A "Pub Casual" will continue for those interested in more personal discourse and W3C involvement across the way, at the R&D Pub from 8:00 PM onward.

Industry of Things World USA 2016 is a two-day conference of learning and networking with the elite of the Industrial Internet scene.

Jeff Jaffe, W3C CEO, will give a keynote "From a world-wide web of pages to a world-wide web of things – interoperability for connected devices".

He will talk about:

• Today’s challenge: IoT approaches are characterized by data silos leading to high cost, lack of interoperability and reuse.
• How can standardized semantics make a difference in discovery, interoperability, scaling and layering?
• Examples of how a new breed of servers that run on microcontrollers to cloud based server farms, with security by design, and applications decoupled from the protocols will play a big role in the future of connected devices.

In the last two decades, location data has undergone many evolutions, due among other reasons to the development of the web. Many initiatives, related to the theme of Geodata on the Web, are currently on the go. This event will discuss the latest state of the art, both from the GIS perspective as well as the Web world. We bring together the Linked Data and GIS communities for a fruitful discussion of current and future steps to be taken.

The CSS and SVG WGs host a Developer Meet-up at the Google offices in Sydney on Wednesday evening, Feb 3.

The TAG has been engaging with the developer community through evening meetups and longer “summit” events. The “Extensible Web Summit, Melbourne Edition” is a half-day event in the afternoon of the 12th of January. Topics to be discussed will include the Extensible Web Manifesto as well as other new and emerging web technologies and standards.

W3C is pleased to announce our 2016 marketing partnership with the TU-Automotive conference series. We are delighted that Ted Guild, W3C Automotive Champion and Head of W3C Systems Team, will moderate a panel at CTS on "The Future of the Connected Customer Relationship." The discussion will focus on the opportunities for new, rich user experiences, location-based services, and data encompassing IVI, maintenance and safety which will be technically possible because of emerging open and interoperable standards, including the Automotive API work being done at W3C.

Guillaume Baudusseau will present at the December /dev/var/ meet-up our newly introduced W3C Developers Avenue, one-stop place for information and tools Web Developers need to learn, build, get involved, and move the web forward. Guillaume will give tips on how Web developers can join the Web standards community, and will introduce Friends, our new gratitude program.

W3C is pleased to launch the first ever W3C Developer meetup in Sapporo, in the beautiful island of Hokkaido!
We invite the public and W3C members to gather for an evening of discussions, networking, and free food and drinks with the W3C community.

Paris Web, la conférence francophone des gens qui font le web, explore les thèmes de l'accessibilité Web, du design numérique et des standards ouverts. Pour sa 10è édition, le programme abordera des sujets tels que bonnes pratiques du Web, accessibilité, design numérique, développement mobile, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, ergonomie, vie privée et sécurité.

The conference invites technical presentations about the implementations and usage of open web graphic technologies, such as SVG, Canvas, WebGL, CSS and HTML5 audio/video.

Co-organized by W3C China team and W3Ctech a popular local developers' community, the 2nd CSS Developers Conference in China will take place on Aug 8th 2015 in Shanghai. The 1st CSS Developers Conference (Jan 10th 2015 Beijing) was a great success with over 400 onsite participants and more than 10,000 remote participants. Dr. Bert Bos, W3C team contact for CSS Working Group, together with other 8 local speakers, talked about the latest CSS technology there. Both the onsite audience and remote participants gave very positive feedbacks for this event. And the organizing community is now putting great efforts to make sure the 2nd event in Shanghai will be with even better quality. The speakers for this 2nd CSS DevConf come from many noted Chinese IT companies including Alibaba, Qihoo360, Netease, Baixing and Yihaodian. The current agenda includes the best practices with CSS on Mobile, CSS application in enterprise, CSS preprocessor, high performance CSS animation and CSS related Chinese layout. We look forward to a fun and fruitful CSS DevConf in this summer!

W3C and some Japanese Member organizations will host booths to show development and usage of the latest web standards.

TU-Automotive Detroit (formerly Telematics Detroit) is the undisputed home of the connected car. Sessions cover the connected car, autonomous vehicles and implications on the future of mobility. The hand-picked speaker line-up includes Ford, GM, Mercedes-Benz, Center for Automotive Research Stanford, Volvo and many more.

The aim of this highly interactive workshop is to identify good practice of the open / big data / PSI business ecosystem that will serve others by lowering entry barriers to start a data driven business and help the public sector establish a sustained data flow.

It will address the issue of sustainable business models by encouraging business people to discuss existing solutions that make use of public sector information, inviting policy makers to discuss planned or implemented actions in various areas of the public sector, and attracting researchers to discuss their work in the area of usability aspects that constrain open / big data and PSI to unfold the touted economic benefits and identified means for mitigation.

Share-PSI 2.0 is coordinated by W3C/ERCIM as part of the Data Activity and is closely aligned with the Data on the Web Best Practices Working Group.

A half-day seminar in Japanese looking into the development and use of web-based signage heading towards the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo. Some members of the Web-based Signage Business Group have contributed to this event.

This highly interactive workshop, the third in the Share-PSI series, is about the relationship between data owners and data reusers, whether those reusers are from other parts of the same organization or external to it. The focus is on the public sector but, as ever, there are many lessons that can be learned from the private, research and cultural heritage sectors which are equally welcome.

Share-PSI 2.0 is coordinated by W3C/ERCIM as part of the Data Activity and is closely aligned with the Data on the Web Best Practices Working Group.

The first Web Audio Conference.

The workshop will be highly interactive with many facilitated discussions and very few presentations. Share-PSI 2.0 is coordinated by W3C/ERCIM as part of the Data Activity and is closely aligned with the Data on the Web Best Practices Working Group.

To mark W3C's 20th anniversary this year, W3C invites the Web community to W3C20 Anniversary Symposium: The Future of the Web. Registration is open to the public (while seats remain available).

The conference has expanded this year to invite technical presentations about the implementation and usage of a number of technologies being developed at W3C, such as SVG, Canvas, CSS and HTML5 audio/video.

The output of the series of events will be offered as input to the W3C Data on the Web Best Practices Working Group. As the name suggests, that group is compiling a W3C standard that will help guide people and organisations around the world as they build the Web of data.

Come see talks by Jacob Rossi (Microsoft) on Pointer Events and Peter-Paul Koch (quirksmode.org) on Mobile Viewports.

This symposium is supported by W3C and the MediaScape EU project

Content and Apps for Automotive Europe 2014 is the largest and most focused gathering for the automotive apps ecosystem in Europe. Philipp Hoschka speak about the Web and Automotive.

Find out about W3C's presence at WWW14: a W3C Tutorial track, a W3C track, Web25 and W3C@20 anniversaries events with Tim Berners Lee!

The Web is 25 years old. What do we want this platform to look like 25 years from now? This event will bring together Web platform developers and practitioners from different communities and backgrounds to focus on the future of the Web architecture. The event will be run as an unconference, self-organized by the participants.

Chris Lilley will present on "Coloured glyphs in OpenType".

W3C staff will be present at the DFKI booth at CeBIT 2014 on 11 March, 2014. Use the chance to meet Alan Bird, Global Business Development Leader, Phil Archer, Data Activity Lead W3C, Bernard Gidon, W3C Business Development Europe, Middle-East and Africa (EMEA), Dave Raggett, team contact in various Ubiquitous Web Working Groups and chair of the Web of Things Community Group, and Georg Rehm, W3C German-Austrian Office Manager.

Visit W3C at our booth (8.1G15) to meet with Jeff Jaffe and the W3C staff, and to see great demos of how the Open Web Platform is transforming the mobile industry.

A conference on markup languages and data on the Web

In Dutch: Als het gaat om ons internet, wat ontbreekt er dan nog aan expressieve mogelijkheden voor vormgevers, interaction designers en uitgevers? Waag Society, het W3C Benelux Kantoor en ISOC.nl organiseren samen een interactieve avond met als bijzondere gastspreker webpionier dr. Bert Bos (Frankrijk) van het World Wide Web Consortium (W3C).

META-FORUM 2013 will encompass presentations about the close to be final ITS 2.0 specification and other technologies to foster a truly Multilingual Web.

Visit W3C at the HTML Community area and learn about W3DevCampus, W3C's online training program.

At FEISGILLT 2013 the upcoming Internationalization Tag Set 2.0 standard will be showcased, together with closely related, core localization standards like XLIFF. FEISGILTT 2013 is the preconference event of Localization World, London 2013.

Come learn about Semantic Technologies, including from W3C speakers Phil Archer, Sandro Hawke, and Eric Prud'hommeaux.

SmartTV, Web Apps and multi-screen experience.

W3C and IEEE have come together to bring you a dynamic nine-event series featuring Web inventor, Tim Berners-Lee and an array of world renowned speakers. This assortment of solo, duo and panel sessions address Internet of Things, Augmented Reality, Social Robotics, Copyright and Disruptive Technology and more. It also includes two joint events focused on developer relations and OpenStand.

Dave Raggett to present The Open Web Platform, Closing the Gap with Native and Responsive Design.

W3Conf is W3C’s an­nual confer­ence for web pro­fes­sion­als. If you are a web devel­op­er or designer want­ing to hear the lat­est news on HTML5, CSS, the open web platform and your place in it, come join us!

A conference on XML and data on the Web. Registration open until 27 Feb. 13

The event will take place at hte Moscone Center in San Francisco.

Test the Web Forward is a hackathon that promotes writing tests for W3C Specifications that will help developers use open web standards and promote consistent implementation across all browsers.

On 3 October, W3C's Philipp Hoschka takes part in the panel Is HTML5 the future?.

Tim Berners-Lee will deliver a keynote on 25 August.

This symposium aims at promoting global discussion about the convergence of Web and TV. It is also aimed at sharing use cases, latest activities of key stakeholders, and demonstrations of cutting-edge services.

Join mobile, Internet and app world leaders at The Open Mobile Summit. One of the best respected events in the mobile industry calendar returns to Europe for the London 2012 edition. Featuring mobile heavyweights from Vodafone, Deutsche Telekom, Orange, The Financial Times, New York Times, Disney, YouTube, Gameloft, Starbucks, EAT, PayPal, Korea Telecom, Telefonica Digital and many more.

Programmers of free and open source graphic software, artists and users from around the world are headed to Vienna for the 7th annual Libre Graphics Meeting

In addition to be one of the conference partners, W3C will have a strong presence in Lyon with a W3C track composed of two developers camps (Web security and HTML5 games), and a W3C Tutorial track with live courses on CSS3, Web accessibility, Open data and Mobile Web applications.

W3C will have a booth at Mobile World Congress: come and meet us in Hall 2, booth #2A31! Learn more about W3C @ MWC 2012.

The vulnerability of any digital material to unexpected or unintended changes in Internet domain name assignment, and hence to the outcome of domain name resolution, is widely recognised. The fact that domain names are not permanently assigned is regularly cited as one of the main reasons why http: URIs cannot be regarded as persistent identifiers over the long term. This workshop is intended to bring together interested parties to explore the dimensions of the problem and possible directions in which to look for solutions.

See the Conference Program for more information.

At the SVG Open 2011 Conference you will have the opportunity to learn to use it to create effective and compelling web content, learn techniques for developing SVG software solutions, and see the latest developments from the W3C.

The Paris Web organization is putting together its annual series of conferences and workshops around accessibility, web design and quality in web development.

Dominique Hazaël-Massieux, W3C Mobile Web Initiative Lead, will be one of the speakers.

Organized under the aegis of the EU (DG Information Society and Media), NEM Summit 2011 explores the convergence of media, communications, consumer electronics, and IT as a wide opportunity for future growth, by taking advantage of richer media formats and contents, as well as new home networks and communications platforms. Results of W3C's OMWeb project are to be presented.

Tim Berners-Lee will deliver a keynote.

Ivan Herman and many W3C Members will present at SemTech 2011.

Participants from of the CSS WG will discuss future CSS features for East-Asian Web design.

An opportunity to share experiences and good practices for a high-quality Web development, this first Sud Web edition will cover SVG for designers and developers, as well as Web development using the new HTML5 APIs, and ways to develop for mobile first before enhancing for desktops.

The Bilbao Web Summit will bring together the Web community and global leaders in business, technology, government, media, health and education sectors to discuss the future of the Web. Speakers include W3C staff and Membership, and many other organizations are participating in the conference as speakers and sponsors. The event is open to the public.

Organized by w3ctech, a local community promoting Web standards and technologies in several locations in China, the HTML5 Event will feature presentations by Lian Qi, business manager and manager of the W3C Office in China, Xie Zibin, Chair of HTML5 Chinese Interest Group, and several other speakers around topics such as the Open Web Platform, HTML5 design principles, mobile platform, e-publishing.

Come to the W3C track which will feature a Mobile Web Applications camp and a Accessible and Multilingual Web camp.

XML Prague is a conference on XML for developers, markup geeks, information managers, and students. In its 6th year, XML Prague focuses on emerging trends in Web and XML technologies and their application in the real world

Organized by Equipe de recherche Siweb, laboratoire SIR, in partnership with .

SWAT4LS is a workshop that provides a venue to present and discuss benefits and limits of the adoption of Web based information systems and semantic technologies in biomedical informatics and computational biology.

"Towards a Philosophy of the Web"
For the very first time, light will be shed on the indisputable philosophical roots of the Web, more than twenty years after its creation.

W3C staff members François Daoust and Dominique Hazaël-Massieux, along with W3C community member Robin Berjon, will give a presentation on "HTML5 and the Web of the future".

Last year, more than 30 W3C Member organizations participated in this conference. We expect that a number of W3C Members and staff will give presentations.

Now in its 2nd year in London, the Open Mobile Summit has fast become one of the most influential events in the mobile calendar. The W3C Mobile Web Initiative is one of the supporting organizations of this conference.

W3C is co-chairing three of the WWW2010 Workshops: (1) Tim Berners-Lee for "Linked Data on the Web (LDOW2010)"; (2) Philipp Hoschka for "Augmented Reality and Virtual Interactivity (MobEA 2010)"; and (3) Eric Prud'hommeaux for the "The Future of the Web for Collaborative Science".

W3C invites the developer community to two "camps": Linked Open Data, and HTML 5. The "camp" format, first adopted in Madrid in 2009, received positive feedback and so we are continuing, and improving, that format. More information on the camps will be available soon.

Come to hear about and discuss the latest developments on HTML5, Web Apps, Widgets, CSS3 with W3C representatives.

The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) is going to present some of the Core technologies that will be part of the future Web technologies.

The morning is intended for a general audience, when we'll have relatively high-level overview of the technologies. The afternoon is intended for folks who are not afraid to get their hands dirty with HTML, CSS, Javascript, or SVG.

If you don't intend to stay in the afternoon, that's fine, but it's highly recommended that you follow the morning session if you're interested to attend the hands-on session in the afternoon.

A number of people familiar to the W3C community will be speaking, including Liam Quin, Norm Walsh, Robin Berjon, Sharon Adler, Michael Kay, Felix Sasaki, and more.

Participants from the W3C's Health Care and Life Sciences Interest Group (HCLS IG) will present tutorials on Wednesday, 24 February.

Sandro Hawke will deliver a keynote. There will be a special W3C RIF workshop with a tutorial and demo about RIF in order to promote this new standard in the business rules community.

One-day seminar on 'Teaching the Web'

Chris Lilley and Doug Schepers will be speaking from W3C.

Classes will be taught by people familiar to the W3C Community, including Eve Maler, Michael Kay, Jeni Tennison, Michael Sperberg McQueen, Norm Walsh and Bob DuCharme.

A number of people in the W3C community will be participating, including Liam Quin, C. M. Sperberg-McQueen, Norman Walsh, Michael Kay, Felix Sasaki, and more.

The W3C's Shawn Henry will be talking accessibility at the conference, delivering a plenary session entitled "Accessibility: It's for Everybody and Everything" on the opening day, and addressing designers in a one-hour session entitled "Accessibility in a Web 2.0 World" on the second day.

W3C's Ivan Herman's tutorial "Introduction to the Semantic Web"; as well as his session "What New in W3C Land." Ivan is also participating on a panel "Introducing OWL 2." W3C's Dave Raggett and Diane Mueller of Just Systems and XBRL International will be presenting "XBRL, RDF and the Semantic Web" in which they will preview topics for a possible W3C Workshop on this subject.

During the conference, W3C will be holding a tutorial session and Tim Berners-Lee will be deliver the keynote presentation.